After a long, long while in Mr. Braunstein's effort you begin to suspect that Jack and Eddie are not there at all and pay more attention to Mabel, who, indeed, has gone distinctly odd.
I can also report that my food-related fantasies today have gone distinctly upmarket, and I've traded Lomito's and their greasy burgers for Adam Byatt's wonderful restaurants in SW London, Trinity and Bistro Union, as well as daydreaming my way through the entire menu at Babington House (a big hello to Rob P. and the gang there if you're reading).
We glimpse, also, the role of wine in the worship of Dionysus, in which many a participant went distinctly and irretrievably over the top.
The film is a German-British co-production, unfashionable though that might seem in these Brexit times, and it all goes distinctly continental and arthouse with shots of desolate beaches, unreliable hallucinatory points-of-view and, regrettably, experimental jazz.
The idea of global warming seemed bound for the intellectual dustbin.Chill outIf interest in climate change was lukewarm in the first half of the 20th century, it went distinctly chilly in the second half, for the good reason that the world was getting cooler.
Except at the highlights -- and those white highlights she has placed exactly where they go, clearly and distinctly.
It is after this, though, that the going will become distinctly more exacting with seeded players such as Spain's Tommy Robredo, Richard Gasquet of France and Rafael Nadal, the man of the moment, lined up to test his mettle.
Go-go, a distinctly D.C. blend of funk, Afro-Latin beats and hip-hop, was everywhere in the 1990s.
A fair proportion bow out at Grade 5, the peak of the foothills, after which the going gets distinctly tougher.
Or, as my local affiliates advise, we can go the distinctly anti-high-tech route and install a 30-foot antenna on our roof.
But the relationship between Mr. Clinton and Harlem's African-American community has gone through a distinctly rocky patch this year.
